The hurricane demolished the shack and tore trees.
In the storm that struck the Indian state of Bihar, killing at least 12 people. A hurricane is a powerful force who walked on to one of the most backward Indian States, not only uprooted trees but also demolished the shacks of the poor.
Bihar is already experiencing the consequences of severe flooding over the last two weeks it killed 514 people, according to hindustantimes.com. The water spilled on the territory of the 21 district, where there are more than 17 million inhabitants. As observers, it was the deadliest flood in the state since 2008.
The greatest damage caused to the district, Jogbani, who until last year was not considered flood-prone. From 2000 to 2015 floods in the area killing on average four people per year. 2016 here from this disaster has already killed 156 people.
According to experts, the state of Bihar will be even more flood-prone in the coming years. Climate change has made the monsoon floods are hard to predict and more intensive, including in areas where it was once relatively soft. Newly built government infrastructure was not designed to fight flood waters. And the government’s strategy to mitigate the effects of floods is not updated for centuries. “Even our grandparents have not seen such floods, said Amar Kumar, a resident of Araria. – We any more in forces to understand, when they come to the water”.
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